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Because the average carbon credit is prima facie less legit than the average crypto token. You don’t need a deep investigation when almost the entire industry l
by labster 3y ago
Because the average carbon credit is prima facie less legit than the average crypto token. You don’t need a deep investigation when almost the entire industry looks like junk when put under the slightest scrutiny.
- gosub100 3y ago"They shouldn't be audited because they're obviously not legit"? That doesn't make sense. If KPMG steps up and says "hey CC buyers, show me your operations and books", either 1) they refuse, and KPMG says "Green-n-Co refuses to be audited", and demand for CC (by your presumption, bullshit) goes down. 2) they get audited, KPMG reports "Green-n-Co is bullshit", and demand for BS goes down. or... 3) audited, report says "Green-n-Co met 93% of their stated goals, we found X areas for improvement", and (presumably) GnC only gets better, and demand for working CC services increase. So you're either against (reduced demand for bullshit), or against reducing CO2? Help me understand.
- e63f67dd-065b 3y agoOr 4) they switch to E&Y/PwC/Deloitte for their next audit, and all of KPMG's customers do the same in fear of the same thing happening to them